Habboi wrote:I suggested that one day, games wont need human developers anymore. One day there will be programs that will be so advanced they'll have the power to dish out AA title games faster than any human. I mean you remember people would animate complex scenes by hand? Well now they use motion capture which is the next step. What's next?
So I think as games go up the ladder, so too will the programs and the skills of the developers. One thing goes up, so do the other factors in the equation.
No, wrong on both. You have contradicted yourself as well, if computers can make games, then can the computer assist a human in making a game easier, but at the same time this would lower the skill needed from today's standards. Also a big thing would be that a computer can't dish out well-written, compelling story's, which the game industry(Thank God for this) is beginning to take a liking to. So, will games become harder to make? Considering both of your statements, that would be a no, they will become easier. Also will games(computers, whatever) make themselves, also no, I sure as hell wouldn't buy some randomly generated product of product coding, it wouldn't have the art of the game creation in it, it would be dull and tasteless, there would not be a style. Look, as long as corporations continue to chose profit over story, we will be modding to create better games then the corps ever could with their business plans and cubical farms.
PS: Keep in mind, they update this engine a lot, they are doing a real overhaul on episode 3, that's why it will take a while, I'm going to be glad to see what they do to improve it, and what new stuff I can play with in my mods.
